At least twice a week nearly year-round now I walk down East 8th Street on the way to class and I pass a door that is never open and no one ever seems to use. The door was ajar last night, I looked inside and saw this.
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Today I talked entrepreneurship at Columbia College, failure, passion, and personal narrative too, and then after the talk as I walked to the train I saw this, which most definitely seems like as good an end of the week sentiment as any, thank you.
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The B_Line, yo.
I had the opportunity to visit the terribly cool B_Line with the students in the ACTIVATE program today. To quote the B_Line website, it's "a mile-long street art corridor under a historic train line in Chicago’s Fulton Market meatpacking district, the B_Line is an accessible immersive art experience that began as a quest to resurrect one of Chicago’s most rare displays of public art. Now, the B Line has evolved into an idyllic place for unique individuals to congregate just off the beaten path, in the backyard of the Fulton Market District." The B_Line is certain to make you smile and likely to change your life and you can learn more about it here.
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On the walk from the Pink Line along 18th Street to Thalia Hall to see Sharon Van Etten and all the goodness encountered therein. Or, "Getting inspired or motivated is like experiencing an electric shock..."
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Haunted Halsted 2018: Portraits, yo.
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“Strange, But People Without Guns Rarely Shoot Anyone...” #MarchForOurLives #EnoughIsEnough #GunControlNow #Chicago
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Rinse, repeat.
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All day, every day.
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Trying, always, though as needed, content to be content too.
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“So I got that goin’ for me, which is nice."
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"Becoming Your Father." Options, yo.
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Yes, yes. And all of the time at that.
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And you know who you are.
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Glorious, much.
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Declaration Of Immigration.
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The Jim Bachor.
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Sanctuary City, Chicago is.
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That time I got to talk Be Cool, Loop 202, This Podcast Will Change Your Life and living creatively with Rick Kogan.
